IRCT138806102398N1 IRCT 2011-06-04 shiraz university of medical science Comparison of two manipulative therapy techniques and outcome in patients with sacroiliac joint pain Comparison of two manipulative therapy techniques and outcome in patients with sacroiliac joint pain 2008-12-21 anticipated 32 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/2093 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment. N/A sacroiliac joint pain. Intervention 1: 1.SIJ manipulation: The patient was supine; the therapist stood on opposite side to be manipulated. The patient was passively moved into side bending to be manipulated. The patient interlocked the fingers behind his or her hand. The therapist passively rotated the patient, and then delivered a quick thrust to the ASIS in the posterior and inferior direction. Intervention 2: 2. Lumbar manipulation: The patient lied with the more painful side up (e.g. right). The therapist stood in front of the patient. The therapist then flexed the top leg until the lumbar spine was flexed and placed the patient’s foot in the popliteal fossa of the lower leg. Next the therapist grasped the patients lower shoulder and arm, introduced left trunk side bending and right rotation until motion felt at the lumbar spine. The patient’s arms were positioned around the therapist right arm. Set up is maintained while the patient is rolled toward the therapist. Finally the therapists left arm was used to apply a high-velocity low-amplitude thrust of the pelvis in the anterior direction.